5 things WWE should do but probably never will

Never say never.

That is the line that The WWE Universe is repeatedly fed when it comes to whether something will happen or not, but it's pretty obvious that there are some things that will absolutely never happen in a WWE ring. While that's sometimes a good thing, especially if it could hard the company, others just seem to show that WWE is stuck in their ways.

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This doesn't mean WWE hasn't made good decisions over the course of the last few weeks and won't continue to do so in the future, it just shows that no matter how good things get, there will always be certain dream situations that are off limits. Unfortunately for The WWE Universe, this will likely rob them of some once in a lifetime moments that they are dying to see.

With that being said and a new era upon us, here are five things WWE should do, but probably never will. Keep in mind that the reason for the company never doing each thing will vary from entry to entry, but the overall general idea is that for one reason or another, WWE refuses to do this.

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#5 Stop focusing on Ronda Rousey

WWE might want to stop making Ronda Rousey the focal point of The Women's division.

Let's be honest here.

Ronda Rousey is the face of the entire Women's division in WWE, but she isn't the only superstar capable of pulling out a five-star performance. In fact, between superstars like Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Sasha Banks, Bayley, The Riott Squad and Natalya, there are a lot of other women WWE could be focusing on right now.

Unfortunately for The WWE Universe, the company has begun to book Rousey as an unbeatable champion, and while there's nothing wrong with that, it comes at the expense of every other woman on the roster. Not only that, but it also takes up airtime from the other women and what they could bring into a matchup.

In the end, WWE should be commended for bringing Rousey into the fold, but they need to realize that she isn't the only person on their female roster. They also need to realize that there are countless other storylines the company could be telling when it comes to Rousey, which would really deviate from the monotonous pattern they are in with her.

#4 Start taking NXT stars more seriously on the main roster

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While WWE has sometimes been good about doing this, especially with superstars like Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Kevin Owens and Braun Strowman (though he can't be considered an NXT star), there are other NXT superstars that don't fare so well. In fact, there are quite a few superstars that have fallen victim to outright bad booking decisions.

Of course, the bad booking isn't always WWE's fault and some of the superstars from NXT aren't really main event worthy, but with the new era in full swing, its something that needs to be worked on Furthermore, they need to make sure that the NXT superstars that they are getting ready to be called up to the main roster don't end up in the same situation.

In the end, no one wants to see EC3, Nikki Cross, Lacey Evans, Lars Sullivan, and Heavy Machinery fail on the main roster and WWE shouldn't want that either. That's why they should do everything in their power to feature these superstars prominently in the next year and hopefully turn them into an intricate part of the main roster.

#3 Move Raw back to two hours

It might be time to move Monday Night Raw back to two hours.

Monday Night RAW has been a three-hour program for quite some time now and while the idea was originally met with praise, that no longer is the case. In fact, one of the issues that fans talk about the most when complaining about the company is how Raw just seems to drag on at times and how it should go back to two hours

Not only would it allow WWE not to have to focus on so many different moving parts in various storylines it also would make the programming more valuable to the fans in the process. Beyond all that, it will help give WWE the push they need in order to make sure that every bit of programming they put out weekly counts.

Keep in mind, this doesn't mean WWE hasn't pumped out great episode after great episode since the beginning of "The, New Era, " it's just a way for the company to continue to capitalize on their success. It's also a way for WWE not to overwork themselves to come up with ideas and them end up nothing being what fans are interested in.

#2 Turn John Cena heel

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It's time to turn John Cena heel

Whether The WWE wants to admit it or not is up to them, but the fact remains that there is becoming less and less reason for John Cena to remain a babyface. Beyond that, John Cena turning heel would be the one thing the company could do to prove to The WWE Universe that literally anything can happen in this new era.

With that being said and fans wanting this to happen for years now, it makes sense that it's finally time for the company to pull the trigger. Of course, some might say that he is too big a merchandise seller or too important as a babyface right now, but neither of those two arguments holds much water anymore due to his frequent absences.

In all honesty, its the one thing The WWE Universe would never see coming and it would really set the tone for the new era. It would also be pretty interesting to see how WWE pulls it off, which would make each show must-see TV and might even set the stage for a new superstar to be established.

#1 Have Finn Balor beat The Undertaker at WrestleMania 35

Finn Balor versus The Undertaker at WrestleMania 35. Who wins?

Finn Balor has been on the main roster for over two years now and while he has accomplished a decent amount in that time, he has yet to have a real career-defining moment. While some might want to point to Balor's Universal title win at Summerslam as a defining moment, that was undone almost instantly by his shoulder injury.

With that being said and Balor toiling away in the midcard after he returned from injury, it's been a long time since WWE has really featured Balor in a prominent role. It has also now been a while since Balor has unveiled Demon Mode again, which seems to be another thing that is holding back his character development.

Of course, this isn't really WWE's fault, but that doesn't mean they can't slowly build him back up into the role. In fact, if WWE were to give Balor some kind of high profile match down the road, maybe even at WrestleMania, it could go a long way in reestablishing the former NXT Champion.

Think about this. If WWE put Balor in a high profile match against The Undertaker at WrestleMania 35, it would help his career exponentially. Interestingly enough WWE has already done the same thing with Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33, but one has to wonder if they would do the same for someone they don't see as a top guy.

In the end, Balor deserves a match like this and WWE should really consider making it happen. If nothing else, Balor has been held down for too long and its time he gets a chance to show what he can do if he is running on all cylinders. It would also be a great way to do Demon versus Deadman, which would also be an intriguing storyline to see play out!